Sentence examples for Sounds free from inspiring English sources

A musician is someone who takes sounds — sounds of a scale or sounds free from a scale — and fuses them with spirit and heart's blood.

Letts, a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright himself, has a deep understanding of Albee's writing, of how his words can jump up and slap you in the face, and of how they're sometimes just sounds, free of the dramatically expressed "feelings" that Albee associates with so-called realistic theatre.

It never sounds freer than on a concert in Stockholm, attacking three of Mr. Shorter's compositions: "Paraphernalia," "Nefertiti" and "Masqualero".

(Chinen) LEW TABACKIN TRIO (Tonight and tomorrow night) Mr. Tabackin is an expansive tenor saxophonist and highly lyrical flutist who never sounds freer than in a trio setting, backed only by a bassist (Boris Kozlov) and a drummer (Mark Taylor).

Doesn't sound "free" to me.

What's important is that, rather neatly, Agitation Free sound entirely free of agitation – indeed, they sound free of almost everything else, up to and including gravity itself.

But only Jane Dutton, as Andronico, sounded free, noble and at ease in this extremely difficult music.

Paradoxical Frog, a trio with the saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock, pianist Kris Davis and drummer Tyshawn Sorey, made a radical inversion of that formula: they played a lot of tightly written material and made it sound free.

You sounded free of Alzheimer's as you shared that you missed me.

Elsewhere the sextet sounded freer and more combustible.

Though Mr. Schuller composes according to the strict rules of 12-tone technique, his work manages to sound freer and more varied than the forbidding image many people still have of serial music would suggest.